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Zim’s Formalisation Drive Faces Pressure to Deliver Social Protection for Informal Sector

Zim’s Formalisation Drive Faces Pressure to Deliver Social Protection for Informal Sector

Zimbabwe’s push to formalise its vast informal economy is increasingly being tested on whether it can deliver tangible social protection and economic recognition for millions of workers operating outs...

By Oscar Jeke •
Zimbabwe’s Young Handball Stars Storm Into Zone VI Semi-Finals

Zimbabwe’s Young Handball Stars Storm Into Zone VI Semi-Finals

Zimbabwe’s rising handball talent has delivered a masterclass at the IHF Trophy Zone VI Men's Tournament in Lusaka, Zambia. After three days of relentless dominance, both the Under-18 and Under-20 squ...

By Patience Muchemwa •
General Beltings Revenue Climbs 33%

General Beltings Revenue Climbs 33%

 General Beltings Holdings Limited recorded a 33% increase in revenue to US$11.3 million for the year ended 31 December 2023, up from US$8.5 million in the previous year, as improved operational effic...

By Audrey Galawu •
Zimbabwe Workers Under Siege as PAYE Bites Harder

Zimbabwe Workers Under Siege as PAYE Bites Harder

 Zimbabwe’s tax regime is facing renewed scrutiny after legislators warned that the current Pay-As-You-Earn structure is placing an increasingly heavy burden on low- and middle-income workers, effecti...

By Nyashadzashe Ndoro •
What’s Next for Barnard After Mutapa Exit?

What’s Next for Barnard After Mutapa Exit?

 Following the Trail of a Relentless Industrial Operator From early engineering roles to lithium and sovereign assets, Trevor Miles Barnard’s career has been defined by movement at moments of change....

By ZimNow Reporter •
Three months’ salary for locals to experience Zimbabwe’s beauty

Three months’ salary for locals to experience Zimbabwe’s beauty

 At Mana Pools National Park, the Zambezi does not care who paid to stand on its banks. Elephants still come down at dusk and still look at you like you are the visitor in their ancient corridor. It i...

By Monica Cheru •
ZIDA exposes the mega deals syndrome

ZIDA exposes the mega deals syndrome

ZimNow Business Analysis DeskZimbabwe’s investment pipeline continues to swell on paper, but delivery on the ground tells a far leaner story, exposing a widening gap between approved projects and impl...

By ZimNow Reporter •
China is Africa's most willing, trusted partner in sharing opportunities

China is Africa's most willing, trusted partner in sharing opportunities

   Xinhua - China's expanded zero-tariff policy for African countries serves as concrete evidence that China pursues a more balanced economic and trade relationship with Africa, and is Africa's most w...

By ZimNow Reporter •
COH traffic officer hit by two kombis in CBD Chaos

COH traffic officer hit by two kombis in CBD Chaos

A Harare traffic enforcement officer was struck by one kombi and then immediately run over by the onbe he had just clamped in a dramatic morning incident in the city centre.Daniel Takaendesa, 40, an o...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Tsholotsho teacher fired over salary protest pic

Tsholotsho teacher fired over salary protest pic

  Ms Bridget Dhliwayo, a teacher in Tsholotsho, has been discharged from the civil service after taking a photograph inside a classroom holding a placard demanding better wages, in what authorities sa...

By ZimNow Reporter •